Marine

The marine sector has seen significant improvements in safety, efficiency, and sustainability, thanks to technological advancements. GPS and satellite communications enable precise positioning, route planning, and real time updates, while autonomous ships and AUVs help to reduce human risk and labour costs in a demanding an unforgiving sector.

Built to last, designed for life at sea

The marine market demands high-performance components that can withstand constant exposure to saltwater, moisture, extreme temperatures, and vibration. Our range of NMEA 2000 connectors, marine-grade lighting, and durable switches are specifically designed to meet these challenges. Offering up to IP68/IP69K protection, our products ensure long-lasting reliability in both open-deck and enclosed marine environments.

From navigation systems to onboard power management, our solutions are engineered for dependable performance and compliance with marine safety standards. Our lighting range is built to withstand harsh maritime conditions while delivering optimal visibility and efficiency.

Explore our selection of marine products or get in touch to discuss your specific needs. We also offer custom cable assemblies and tailored harness solutions to match your vessel’s technical requirements.

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GPS Chartplotters

GPS chartplotters provide real-time navigation and route planning. Integrated position sensors, waterproof control switches, and NMEA 2000 connectors ensure precision and connectivity in demanding marine environments.

Fish Finders

Modern fish finders use sonar imaging and depth data to locate marine life. High-sensitivity transducers, IP-rated connectors, and backlit control switches support clarity and performance in all conditions.

Marine Radars

Marine radars offer target tracking, collision avoidance, and weather detection. Radar sensors, sealed switches, and ruggedized connectors enable 24/7 visibility and safety in offshore and coastal navigation.

Autopilots

Marine autopilots automate heading and course control using gyros and GPS. Motion sensors, tactile interface switches, and NMEA 2000 connectors deliver stability, responsiveness, and network integration.

Satellite Communication

Satellite communication systems provide voice, data, and emergency signals. RF switches, IP67 connectors, and signal integrity sensors maintain reliable connections across vessels and remote marine regions.

AIS (Automatic Identification System)

AIS transceivers broadcast vessel identity and position for collision avoidance. GPS sensors, rugged toggle switches, and NMEA-compatible connectors ensure reliable data exchange on commercial and recreational vessels.

Satellite Television

Marine satellite TV systems use auto-tracking dishes for consistent signal. Stabilization sensors, sealed switching units, and marine-grade coaxial connectors support entertainment on the move, even in rough seas.

Marine Fuel Management Systems

Fuel monitoring systems track consumption, efficiency, and levels in real time. Flow sensors, level switches, and corrosion-resistant connectors ensure accuracy and durability in marine fuel environments.

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1930s – 1940s

Radar & radio navigation

Marine electronics began with early adoption of radio communication and radar during WWII, transforming navigation and safety at sea, quickly spreading to commercial and recreational vessels.

1970s – 1980s

Chartplotters & sonar

Fishfinders, depth sounders, and the first electronic chartplotters entered the market, giving boaters visual data for safer navigation and fishing.

1990s – 2010

GPS & digital integration

Global Positioning System (GPS) became standard on boats, alongside multifunction displays (MFDs) that integrated radar, sonar, maps, and engine data into one interface.

2010 – Present

Smart marine systems

Wireless connectivity, touchscreen controls, and AI-assisted autopilots redefine the helm. Real-time weather, engine diagnostics, and remote monitoring bring new levels of intelligence and safety.

Isolation Switches

Also known as battery disconnect switches, are commonly used in backup power setups, boats and vehicles.Find Out More

IP68 Pushbuttons

Robust IP68 switches available in Nickel Plated Brass, Stainless Steel (303, 304 or 316-grade) or Anodized Aluminium.Find Out More

Reading Lights

Flexible gooseneck-style reading lamps available in two lengths, 266mm and 416mm, featuring high-performance LEDsFind Out More

NMEA 2000®

Designed to support the industry standard NMEA 2000® protocol, these connectors facilitate the integration of various marine systems.Find Out More

Work Lights

IP68/IP69K aluminium light featuring 12 LEDs providing bright and uniform illumination of 8600 lumensFind Out More

Search Lights

Flood or spot illumination that can be plugged in to a 12V automotive cigarette lighter-style connector, supplied with a 3.6M coiled cable.Find Out More

Courtesy Lights

Up to IP69K sealed LED lighting for marine applications conforming to standards for comfort, safety and convenience.Find Out More

Rocker Switches

IP67 sealed rocker switches rated up to 25(8)A available in a wide variety of single & double-pole optionsFind Out More

USB Chargers

IP-rated USB-A and USB-C charging sockets is designed for reliable, high-performance charging in marine applications.Find Out More

Leading-edge tech for luxury superyachts

The evolution of superyachts has brought a seamless fusion of luxury, performance, and advanced technology supported by a wide range of component systems designed for marine environments.

Switches are used throughout the vessel to control lighting, climate, entertainment, navigation, and safety systems. From bridge consoles to cabin controls, switches ensure intuitive and reliable operation both above and below

Sensors monitor key metrics such as bilge levels, engine temperature, water pressure, tank levels, navigation data, and environmental conditions. Real-time feedback helps maintain safety, efficiency, and smooth vessel operation.

Marine-grade connectors NMEA2000-compliant connectors are critical for integrating sensors, switches, and control systems, with IP-rated data and power interfaces providing robust and reliable communication throughout the vessel’s network, from navigation to cabin automation.

LED lighting is widely used for both function and style—navigation lights, deck and underwater lighting, interior ambient systems, and safety beacons all benefit from long life, efficiency, and low heat output.